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 Moscow, VIII, 2019, dry meadow, dog dung
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 Anthomyiidae
 
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 Wow! Thank you. Now I know that some Anthomyiidae visit dung

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Wow! Thank you. Now I know that some Anthomyiidae visit dung

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At least some Anthomyia and Hylemya do. I don't know how common the habit is in the family.
 
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John Carr wrote:
Timofey wrote:
Wow! Thank you. Now I know that some Anthomyiidae visit dung

John Carr wrote:
Anthomyiidae


At least some Anthomyia and Hylemya do. I don't know how common the habit is in the family.


Thank you for information!
 
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